Sally Frank 
For Sally Frank, nature is a humbling force and she is drawn to study its drama and mystery.  Since 2003, Sally has been working on a body of work inspired by nature that includes etchings, monotypes, and solarplate monoprints.  Her work blends realism with expressionism and portrays the beauty of nature as well as its raw starkness.  She enjoys the dual creative processes of printmaking: making the plate and developing the print. Sally’s printing is done at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk, Connecticut.

Neighbors by Bobbi Eike Mullen

Bobbi Eike Mullen
Bobbi Eike Mullen has mastered the illusion of realism, working in acrylic with egg medium, yet travels into the realm of impressionism. Her drawings of the human figure are sensitive and classical, while her experimental collages are colorfully entertaining. An innovative instructor – Bobbi teaches oil, acrylic, and water media painting at Building Blocks Art Supplies and Gallery in Branchville, Connecticut; conducts workshops throughout New England; is a member of Connecticut Women Artists, New Canaan Society for the Arts, Rowayton Arts Center and ArtWhirl – a small group of artists expanding their exhibition opportunities. Having had many group and one person exhibits, Bobbi has received numerous awards. Her studio and home are located in Georgetown, Connecticut.

Wendy Hollender
Wendy Hollender is the coordinator for Botanical Art and Illustration at the New York Botanical Garden. Wendy is a graduate of the Rhode Island School of Design. She teaches students at the New York Botanical Garden, Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and leads workshops in exotic locations such as Trinidad, Block Island, and Hawaii. Her work has been exhibited at the New York Horticultural Society and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. She also exhibited at the Royal Horticultural Society of London in February 2007 where she was awarded a silver medal. She is a member of the American Society of Botanical Artists, the Guild of Natural Science Illustrators, and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden Florilegium Society.

Winter Wetlands by Jen Shelley

Jen Shelley
Jen Shelley, long-time friend and volunteer of Weir Farm National Historic Site, paints in oil, watercolor, gouache, and pastel. Jen has exhibited extensively in Connecticut and New York. She has had solo shows at Weir Farm National Historic Site and the Westport Arts Center and has received numerous awards.

Janine Wesselmann
Janine Wesselmann is known internationally for her brilliant impressionistic style and discerning approach to her subjects.  She has been noted by collectors and critics alike for her parodies of European and American social life, which offer a satirical look at society while remaining true to the impressionistic genre.  Janine has discovered and painted subjects throughout the world, from the social and political capitals of Europe to the most remote islands of the Caribbean.  She is the first American woman to be accepted into the Collection 'd Art Modern de la ville de Paris, France.  She works primarily in France and out of her studio in West Redding, Connecticut.